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After Hongdae University students demand resignation, professor apologizes and asks for personal threats to stop. Comments make national headlines for days.
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Netizens welcomed President Obama's sympathy for the victims but were ambivalent about an offer from the U.S. government to investigate the cause of the sinking.
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Man sues for $10 million after he was hit with a broom for complaining about slow service. Netizens sympathize, demand boycott after recent anti-Korean incidents.
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Chung Mong-joong, son of the founder of Hyundai, tweets photos of himself cleaning bathrooms during his campaign for mayor of Seoul
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Ten national lawmakers propose removing criminal penalties for gay sex among soldiers, are accused of encouraging homosexual molestation in the army.
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Thank you to all of our readers and our devoted translation staff, here are a few of the top articles from the past year.
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koreaBANG presents a ghost story from a popular web comic, featuring bad puns and tasty recipes
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Koreans react to news that in addition to spying on European leaders, America also spied on South Korean politicians. Netizens criticize the lack of protest.
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Changing tastes lead to sharp drop in price for traditional ingredients like ox tail, bones, increase in prices for luxury cuts of beef and popularity of fast food.
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After man promises to pay back a friend with lottery winnings, he later wins ₩1.4 billion but refuses to pay. Court says it was a legal contract, forces him.
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After woman strangles her four-year-old girl, court gives special consideration for the "hardship of raising her child" in sentencing, netizens sympathize
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After reports that Ri, wife of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, starred in a pornographic film, South Korean groups sent news of the film over the border.
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Wife commits suicide after hearing about her husband's infidelity from his lover, netizens shocked by the behavior of Korea's brightest scholars, future judges.
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Online animal rights activists protest police killing of wild boar, claiming that habitat destruction has driven the animals to seek food in cities.
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Responding to last week's article, Chelle B. Mille, editor of Korea Gender Cafe, offers an explanation for Korea's low ranking in international report.
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Report on the stress Korean men feel trying to meet social obligations and buy a house before getting married brings widespread support and criticism online.
we have published literally dozens of articles this year that source comments from Daum. We spend a great deal of time and effort to make sure our articles accu ...8 years ago»
One of our translators is working on an article about the comments from the grandson, we hope to have it up soon. ...8 years ago»
You got it right, lonetrey, this was one of the ten most commented articles for the day, so it came to our attention. Yonhap originally published this story in ...8 years ago»
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Many thanks to all of our readers, you keep us inspired! We should have a great article tomorrow about the PGH wristwatch debate. We are also hoping to have lot ...8 years ago»
We take our shred of credibility from only translating the top-viewed and top-commented articles, which this article doesn't seem to have yet. But I would be ha ...8 years ago»
Jen, I respectfully disagree, we at koreaBANG have always tried hard to cover every aspect of Korea, not just North Korea and "how to save Korean girls from Kor ...8 years ago»
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